I would have just copied single column output in a text editor and did
a newline V/s Comma replacement.
--- In itsdifferent@
wrote:
>
> Many times you need to create a comma seperated list of values in a
> table. Here is a line of T-SQL solution to get comma separated list of
> values of single field of a database table.
> DECLARE @commaSeparatedVal AS VARCHAR(MAX)
>
> SELECT @commaSeparatedVal = ISNULL(@commaSepara
> CONVERT(VARCHAR,
>
> PRINT @commaSeparatedVal
>
> Regards,
> Sudev Gandhi
> [Recent Articles On My Blog] <http://sudev.
>
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